Balint Földesi, PhD

Articles

• Adipokine Antibodies, Proteins, and Kits
  Explore antibodies, proteins, and kits for detecting and analyzing adipokines involved in obesity, metabolic disorders, and inflammatory diseases.
• Amyloid-β Deposition Linked to Myelin Dysfunction
  One of the distinctive features of Alzheimer's disease involves the accumulation of extracellular plaque formations containing amyloid-β.
• Anti-GFP Antibodies: Tools to Study Erebosis
  More and more cell death mechanisms are being discovered. One of the newest members is erebosis, which was first described in the April 2022 issue of PLoS Biology.
• Assay Substrate Selection Guide
  Explore Rockland's guide for choosing the right assay substrate based on application and readout.
• Blocking Buffer Selection Guide
  Explore Rockland's guide for choosing the right blocking buffer for your assay, featuring in-house used buffers with detailed recommendations.
• Cardiovascular Antibodies
  Rockland's validated cardiovascular antibodies Utilize Rockland's cardiovascular antibodies to study many of the pathways within the cardiovascular system.
• Catalase in Neurodegenerative Diseases
  The relationship between oxidative stress, catalase, and neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's is complex and multifaceted.
• Collagen Antibodies
  Discover reliable collagen antibodies and proteins for precise detection and analysis. Enhance your research with our high-quality options.
• Collagen Products & Supporting Services
  Discover essential collagen products for cell culture. Learn about antibodies, proteins, coated flasks, and plates to enhance your research and applications.
• Collagen Proteins
  Learn how purified collagen proteins are used as effective antibody controls in various research and clinical applications.
• Cuproptosis: Connecting Copper to Cell Death
  Learn more about the recently discovered copper-induced cell death associated with lipoylated tricarboxylic acid cycle proteins.
• DyLight™ Fluorescent Dye Conjugates
  DyLight™ conjugated antibodies are high-performance fluorescent conjugates for use in primary or secondary antibody assays.
• Endotoxin Testing
  Endotoxin, also known as lipopolysaccharide (LPS), is a major component of the outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria.
• FcRn Antibodies
  Learn about the generation and features of FcRn antibodies DVN24 and ADM31, highlighting their specificity, binding capabilities, and applications.
• GFP Antibodies: A Comprehensive Guide
  Learn about the features and benefits of GFP antibodies from chicken, goat, mouse, and rabbit and how they address specific concerns and applications in scientific research.
• Glucagon, GLP-1 and the Obesity Pandemic
  Obesity is a growing global health crisis, with 43% of adults overweight and 16% obese in 2022. Learn how it drives type 2 diabetes through insulin resistance and hyperglucagonemia.
• Guide to ELISA Reagents
  Explore premium ELISA reagents from Rockland: Enhance your assays with our precise blocking buffers and substrates for unmatched accuracy and reliability.
• Guide to Western Blot Reagents
  Explore the essentials of Western blotting: Learn about blocking buffers, assay substrates, sample and assay buffers, plus key accessories for optimal results.
• H5N1 Antibodies
  Explore Rockland's H5N1 antibodies, designed for research on avian flu's hemagglutinin protein, aiding vaccine and therapy development.
• Hedgehog Signaling Antibodies
  The hedgehog (Hh) signaling pathway is highly conserved from flies to humans and regulates normal cell growth and differentiation in embryonic development.
• Histone Modifications
  Posttranslational modifications such as methylation, phosphorylation, citrullination, biotinylation, ubiquitination, and SUMOylation have been associated with histones.
• How the Black Death Shaped the Modern Immune System
  Learn how researchers were able to identify genetic variants that were associated with the survival of the Black Death.
• Immunophenotyping
  Learn how immunophenotyping enables immune cell identification, disease characterization, and biomarker discovery.
• Intercellular Matrix
  The intercellular matrix (ICM), also known as the extracellular matrix (ECM), represents a complex and dynamic network that envelops and provides structural support to cells in multicellular organisms.
• Lateral Flow Assays for Sickle Cell Disease
  In sickle cell disease, lateral flow assays may be used to diagnose and monitor the severity of the disease by testing blood samples for markers such as abnormal hemoglobin.
• Mesothelin Immunotherapy
  Within the realm of novel immunotherapies, mesothelin (MSLN) has emerged as a promising target for the treatment of various cancers.
• Necroptosis and Neuronal Cell Loss in Alzheimer's Disease
  Exposure to amyloid plaques and tau tangles triggers necroptosis, according to a recent study.
• Nucleic Acid Modifications in Drug Development
  The use of nucleic acid-based drugs has long been understood as having great promise because of its compelling logic.
• Obesity Research Tools and Pathways
  Explore research tools for obesity, including antibodies, proteins, and assays, with insights into key pathways and molecular mechanisms driving obesity.
• Positive and Negative Controls
  To reduce variables in any type of experiment, it is advisable to include both positive and negative controls in the experimental design.
• Protein A, Protein G, and Protein A/G Selection Guide
  Discover our comprehensive guide on Protein A, G, and A/G: key tools in biotechnology for enhanced antibody binding and purification.
• Protein Markers of Dementia Risk
  In a recent large-scale study, a proteomic signature associated with increased dementia risk has been identified.
• Pyroptosis: Cells on Fire
  Pyroptosis helps to combat intracellular infections by eliminating the affected cell and exposing the pathogen.
• Tau Antibodies
  Alzheimer's disease (AD) is characterized by the presence of β-amyloid peptide and phosphorylated tau protein.
• The Ferroptosis Pathway
  Cell death can occur in a variety of ways, and new pathways continue to be discovered. One of them, named ferroptosis, was just recently identified.
• The Many Faces of Cell Death
  In highly organized biological systems like multicellular organisms, tight regulation of cell growth and cell death is imminent.
• Wnt Signaling Pathway
  The evolutionary-conserved Wnt proteins have been implicated in the regulation of cell proliferation and development through different pathways.